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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-27

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-27 page 1

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL COLU MIJUS, FBI DAY, JULY 27, 1849, VOLUME XIII. NUMBER 16. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Office lOOtb-eut eorner of High ntrcot and Sugar alloy. TERMS. Daily per annum, I jj? Tii-weekly per annum, - " 5 Weakly per annum, - 1 w Termtt of Advertising. Twelve linos or less, one or mice insertions, SI , and 5 conts for each uldltloKUfiaiert BUSINESS CARDS. AMERICAN. WM. KELHEY, COLUMBUS, O. J. B. WIIEATON, DRUGGIST. and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Dye Stuffr, Glass, Ate. Ai,c, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ohio. n. it. kin(;. D BALER IN DRY GOODS, fee,, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. WOT. IW..U. B. COMSTOCK & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Caual Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S iRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and n great variety of Callings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841, nit. KOB'T THOMPSON'S OFFICE. N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of stale umce, nign si., i. ominous. noun. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. JK R0D1SILL, High street, opposite the State Rudd- ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Cans of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. WM. WILLSIHRE HILEY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohio. Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker Al Riley's Patent Forcep Koy. May I3..t-wly. CITY LIVERY stable. THE subscriber has removed to the new brick stable built by Dr. L. lioodale, comer of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew sps from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. Nov 2. .dir. J- MASSEY. Nov l..dlf. GEORGE E. WALCUTT, SIGN AND BANNER FAINTER, Nov. 9.. .dtf. SOLIJBBOTi OHIO. TeRICKSON & TREADWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, lor the purchaso and sale of WOOL, at Rochester, Now York, and No. 54, I'uarl street, Boston. AARON ERICSSON, Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE TKEADWELL, Boston. aecPZdly. CHARLES W. GILMORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chillicotho, Ohio, will practice in the courts of Ross, Pickaway, and tho adjoining counties. nov30..dtf. MATTHEWS k BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Ollice one door south of 1. N. Whiting A. Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. Nov. 1, lllto. F. J. Matthews. A. B. Hirn.Ks. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. LT Mbo, Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement of Deeds for tho State of New York. (p Office on High St., between To,wn and Rich, oct-0. UR. M AIDS'S TjEFICEi BASEMENT of Judge Swan's now building. High st. Residence Southwest comer of Rich and Third sts., Opposite Baptist Church. dec 11 dtf. nun A n W A Y HOTEL. B Y DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street, Columbus, dd, April (. .(lit. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. BOOKSELLERS and Stationers. next door to the Clinton Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio, Alargoassortmcni i f Books and Stationerv always on hand. si i i;i i:t a LILLET. B OOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the Public Offi- ces, cow minis. uh- Wii. Sf.ibf.ut. nl.c. LILLBT. GEBE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Farming anil Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, &c. &c, No. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Conrt limine, South Mam street, Aprilfit-W&wtf. CI11CI.F.VII.I.K. OHIO. MERCHANT'S TRANSPORTATION COM-PAN Y, Erie Canal. THIS Line of Boats will he prepared on the opening of ravigation, to forward Produce, Merchandise, and Pas songcrs, to and from New York, Boston and Albany, with promptness and despatch, and at reasonable rates. 2'wo Boats leave Allium end Buffalo Daily. HOLT, PALMER & CO., Buffalo, ) p.nn,nr, O. ft. OH API N & CO., Albany. "P"610"' D Mark packages " M. T. Co.'' Ship by Hudson River Line Tow Bonis. H. M. HotT & Co., Agents, II Coenties Slip, N. Y. Oris KIMBALL, " 15 Long Wharl, Boston E, M. FITCH at. Co., " Cleveland, O. D. Houston Si, Co., " Newark. A M. Half., General Agent, Ohio Canal. my31-d3m. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. 'THE subscribers have constantly on hind a large number of F arm ly Carriages. Haggles, -AVe.. made of the best materials and work manship, which they are selling at very low prices. They have also a large LIVERY STABLE connected with their business, anil are prepared .to accommodate customers promptly, and at res- sonable prices. Shop and Stablo, corner of Front street and Sugar Alley, between Stale and Town streets. BLAKE. DO.MIGAN & CO. P. S- Second iiand Carnages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7, 83J. 3ni STILL MOR I i NKW GOODS. TT GOODING has received his Fall and Winter stnc' of LtX, Goods, whicb has been selected with great care, and purchased very low for cash. He invites his city friends, and all wh'j saay wish to get fair bargains, to cnll and see for themselves, at the old stand, one doors uth of the Cap. itol House. Oct. IMS, NOTICE. THE subscriber, having relinquished his business in Columbus, and designing to be absent a portion of the summer, has left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who is authorized lo use bis name in their settlement. All persons, therefore, who know themselves to be indebted to him either by note or book account, will please call immediately on Mr. Long, and settle. J. R. SCROGGS. Columbus, May H, 1848, LONGFELLOW'S NEW BOOK. Karaaagh ; a Tale by Henry K. Longfellow. Jest received al the mew bookstore, Neil House. je!3. J. H. RILEY St CO. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The subscruwrs have formed a copartnership under the lirm of F.hu K so at Treahwf.i.l. for the transaction of tfie wool commission business, ss heretofore conducted by the sen.ot partner, at No. 5t, Pearl street. AARON ER1CKSON, GEORGE TREADWELL. Boston, Dec. 15dly. 2 rSo A FRESH supply of Canton Tens just received. IV. may: dSCW, C, R. KING J. R1IJGWAY & CO., BROAD STREET, OLUMBUB, OHIO. MANUFACTURERS or Steam Engines, Stoves, Plows and all kinds of Machinery. They arc the exclusive manufacturers in this part of the Stato of Hacks Improved Double and Hinulc Omi Cooking Store, And have recently procured an entire new set of patterns, containing late improvements made under the special diree-lion of the patentee. This Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the vry best family Conking Stove which has ever been made, eithor here or elsewhere. There are Ibursi-zes, from No. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and prico so as to suit any t'amilv. The subscribers also make the Premium Cooking Stove of a superior pallern. This is a good and cheap Stove. ilioir stock ol stoves con. sists, in part, of the following : Buck's Improved Double and Single Oven Conking Stoves. Premium Improved Cooking Stoves, Wager's Air-tight Parlor Stoves, elegant pallern. Peckhnm's Vermont " " and Box Stoves. Coal, Parlor and Shop Stoves. 7 and 10 Plato Stoves. Pinto Boxes, foursizes. The subscribers also continue the Plow business, as formerly, an i make a variety of kinds ol Hie very best materials and workmanship. In addition to their former business, they have prepared themselves at great expense, nnd are now manufacturing STEAM ENGINES, of various sizes and patterns, but all embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will be as low as work of the same anility can be procured for else-wheic. Machinery of all kinds made to order, and repairs prompt! attended to. The subscribers are also the exclusive manufacturers el Parker's Patent Water Wheel in this State, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public patronage is solicited. dec!3d&w. J. RIDGWAY & CO FRANKLIN HOUSE. G. D. TAYLOR, late of the Montgomery House, has taken the above stand, which he has thoroughly repaired and arranged fV.r the comfort and convenience of his friends and others who mav favor him with their eustl m. His past experience in the business, warrants him in saying he knows the wants of the traveling public, and is fully prepared to administer thereto, in a manner that will give general satisfaction. He hopes by a strict attention to business, and studied effort to please, to merit a liberal sharo of public patronage. April 5, 1849, rfltw COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. THE ninth instalment of ten per cent, on oach share of the capital stock of this Company, is required on the Lfitb day of July next, and the 10th aiid last instalment of ten per cent, on the 16th day of August next, to be paid to D. W. Deshler, Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. RIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. June 10, mil). TJ Statesman, Xer.ia Torch Light and Cincinnati Gazette, publish In Aug. 15th. jell) 7w. COPARTNERSHIP McELVAIN & FITCH, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and Dealers in Produce, wouid respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered into copartnership, and may be found at the warehouse for inerly occupied by John Willard, near the Scioto Bridge, ivhere they oiler for sale a large assortment of Groceries very low for cash or produce. They w ill also pay cash for all kinds of produce. JOS. McELVAIN, julyud&w. R. FITCH. PATENT BARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner: one of the best mills now in use. and warranted to perform well. Manufactured and for sale by J. 1.. & W. A. Gill, at the Juue I9..w&t-Wtf. FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. FOR SALE, THE JEWETT FARM, consisting of eighty seres, ly-ing on the verge of the City of Columbus, half a mile south of the new Court House, between the Chillicotbo road and the Scioto river. This valuable property contains ten acres suitable for building lots, the balance being ricl bottom land, appropriate for (.'aniens or farming purposes Persons desiring a handEoniu properly adjoining a city, ra pully extending its limits, would do well lo examine. Foi terms apply ut the law ollice of li. T. GUSHING. Opposite Exchange Bank, High st. Columbus, April 30, 111 !!). d&wtf A. P. STONE & Co.. WHOLESALE DEALERS, EXCLVBIVEL Y, ARE now receiving their Spring Siock of British and American Dry Goods, to which they invite the atten-tiou of tlis merchants in Columbus and surrounding country Our stock is large and as complete as can be found in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, nnd we can and will sell them as cheap as they can be purchased in either of tho above named cities, with the addition of freight. VVe buy our goods of the Importers, Manufacturers, nnd at the great Package Auctions, the same places where the wholesale merchants east buy, and we can live al as small profits in Columbus, where rents and other expenses are not one-tenth what they are east, as they can. We invite one and all to look at our stock aud prices, and judue for themselves. A. P. STONE &. CO. P. S. Wo tike Ibis method to say to our old customers that our goods are now arriving, and wo should be glad to see them. marlfi dikw. APREVf7nYiVE1Fnc7i0LERAT-Tne mo7t J convenient and pleasant residence in the beautiful and healthy town of Worthington is for sale very cheap. It is a house of good size, well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable in the the town for a residence, without excep. lion. The village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and Intelligence of its people, and for its churches, and good schools. and is the most heallhy place in this part ol the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 11132, and any one living there during the coming summer will be safe Irom that dreaded pestilence, it is but nine miles from the city of ColumbiiB, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile Irom the village, will make it a most desirable situation for those wishing retirement and pure air, at the same lime that they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. ' Enquire of Janl5..d&w. H. COWLF.S & CO., 131 High st. iiaker's patentIpremTum gate7 IT is evident this (.ate possesses many valuable qualities over the Swing Gate or any other which we have seen, among which we notice the following : 1st. Its self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging Id, Its simplicity of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by bearing its entire weight on the rollers, and only in a perpendicular direction, tui A team may approach it on either side without backing up to open it. 5th. It slides parallel with the fence which renders it outol Ihe way when open. fith. Time and labor saved in opening nnd shutting, equals fitly feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty of swinging against wagons while passing thro is obviated 8th. g, or more is actually saved on each Gale by obviating tho expense ol iron binges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. jhosc Gates took the first Premium at the New York Stste Agri. cultural Fair, held in Auburn, October, 1846; alio, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Gate, also, the Farm Gate lias been built in front of tho Institution for the Blind, wnere they may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin connty, for the hove Gates, snd will sell rights on reasonable terms. Columbus, June 15.. d&wtf. JOEL SEARLES. I I I.MK.H.M ;0!S. IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER. AND DEALER IN Shirts, Cravats. Scarh, Slocks, Gloves. Hosiery, Under Garments, Suspenders, Bosoms, Collars, Dressing Robei, Shoulder Braces. I lamllerchinfs, Money Belts, Metallic Water Proof Coats, Oiled Silks. &o. The facilities of the subscriber lor importing nnd insnu facturing his goods, enable him to supply his customers at the very lowest market prices ; snd every effort will be made to render it an object for merchants and dealers from every section of tho country to give him a call. V. 13. II A I I . M. jj2 g 10. 97 William st. MORE LIGHT. IYNDALL'S Daguerreotype Rooms have been recently J filled no with the addition of a Sky Light, which, ns every artist knows, protects llio eye from the glare incident to a side light, and produces a more beautilul blending of light and sliado. than can be obtained by any other arrangement. So well is Ibis principle understood by artisis in the Eastern cities, that all other kinds of light lire rejected as an exploded idea. Children taken in two seconds on clear davs. Adults in a few seconds without regard to weather, "Work insured equal lo any in the Stato. Rooms opposite the Capitol House. mySl. NEIL HOUSE BATHS Are now in line operation, and this delightful, cheap and healthy luxurv, can now be enjoyed in full perfec tion. urm.Cold and shower Bath, at all hours. LTJ Tickets obtained nt the Office of the Noil House. Litdies' i.aths. The Baths for Ladies are now open, and tickets can be obtained by ringing the boll in the ladies' parlor of the Neil House, where a lemalo attendant will be in readiness. je 111 dtf. STEAM, GAS, AND WATER TUBSE. WELDED WROUGHT 1 RON TUBES, from 2 to 4 inches bore, and from 2 to 12 feet lonir. capable of sustaining intern il pressure of from 400 to tftOulb 11 square inch, with 7Vcs, Elbow, Cto$9e$, Blpp CoeltM, t.hti:li ulres and other fittings, connecling by screw joints. ALSO-WELDED IKON FLUES. For Locomotive. Haul, and other titium Engine Boiltr$, Manufactured and for sale by MORRIS. TASKER & MORRIS, Office Third ami Walnut sts , jyJMra v.n.P. Philadelphia, Pcnn. FOB SALE CHEAP! A HOUSE AND LOT in BUIimore, Fairfield county, situated on the canul, south side. The house is calculated for a sloro and i .veiling ; it is a very good location, and can be bought cheap mid on good terms. MILLS It SMITH, jy5. Real F.state Agenfs. i AAA BOXES GLASS-WARE AS BELOW: 1 UUv Druggists Warn, Green and Flint Tumblers, Bottles, Jars, Vials, Dishes of every description, constantly on hand at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPF.ERS' No. 12 Columbia st. Cincinnati, O. je23 jCin. Atlas. The itliitual lk Insurance Comiiuiiy OF NEW YORK, AO. 35 WALL STREET. Jos. U. Col. I. ins, Pres't. Bam'I, IIannav, Sec'y. Accnnuilntcd Fund, $74,000! THIS Company has an accumulated fund of 7 l'2,(KI0 invested in Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate in New York and Brooklyn, and Stocks of tho State and City of jew ork anil united states government. This fund is rniiidly increasing by a widely extended and prosperous business, producing an annual income of J50,-000.I'be Company declared a dividend of profits of filh -two per cent, on all exisiing policies on Ihe 31st of Jan., 848. Policy holders, whether lor life, or shorter lemis,partici pate in the whole of the prolits, in accordance with the terms of the charter. The premiums are parable in caBh, aunuallv. or if desir ed, semi annually, or quarterly, interest being added on the deferred payments. J lie cash principle adopted oy mis i.ompany, secures to the parlies for whose protection the insurances are sllected, the w hole of the benefits, without subjecting them to nr.y liability beyond the payment of premium. Persons may effect insurance on their own lives, and the lives of others. A married woman can insure 'he life ol her husband, which will inure to tho exclusive use of herself or children. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages, with forms ol application, may be obtained by application at the City lank to C. T. rtOWERS, Agent. Columbus, May 10, 1819 dGm LIFE NSURAN CE. NEW YORK LIFE INSUR ANCE COM PANV. OFFICE NO. OH WALL STREET. Mohkis Fhanki.ih, 'rcsV....Pi.iNV Fukkman, Actuary. Charter Perpetual. THE business of this Company is conducted upon the mutual plan. Its net earnings during the but three years amounted to over J 180.000. Each policy holder is a member of tho Company, and entitled to share in its profits, which have averaged 50 per cent, per annum on all premiums paid in. The premiums are paid annually in cash, unless they exceed 550, in which case 60 per cent, is required and 40 per cent, inay be paid by depositing a note fur that amount, renewable annually, and bearing b per cent, interest.The amount of its oapital, the character of iis securities, and ils mode of doing business, make tins one of the safest Companies in the Union, for Lift Insurance perfect security being after all. sought lor in Investments: of this kind. This Company will insure on the lives of persons on any part of tho globe, nt equitable rates of premium. A man may insure his life in the name of his wife, so that the amount insured will go to her or to his children, if she die before him. The many advantages of Life Insurance are beginning to be correctly appreciated, and the prudent and considerate are daily securing to their families and friends those advantages.The agent in this city would respectfully call attention the superior claims of this Company. Any information in connection with the subject will be cheerfully given, and applications for insurance promptly attended to. A. B. WOMBAUGH, AgtM, 3d door south of the Franklin Bank, over Coit's store. Rou'T Thompson, M. D Examining Physician. Columbus, May 22, 18U). PLATED WARK. WAITERS, Baskets. Castors, Candle Sticks, Plain and Thread Spoons and Forks, plated on the best German Silver Also, German Silver Spoons and Spectacles at wholesale. BLYNN &. BALDWIN, jeW. Neil House. NOTICE. I N accordance with a resolution passed at tho last session X of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, the undersigned wishes to purchase for tho State Library, " all the Journals of the Senate preceedmg the session l!!07-'03,nnd the Jouruals of Ihe House of Representatives prior to the same period ; also three copies of the lirst, second and third volumes of ihe Laws of Baid State." Persons having tiny or all of the above volumes, will confer a favor by commu-nioating the fact to JOHN GRE1NER, June 7, 181!). State Librarian. (;i;mli;,ii;'s WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE. nnHB subscriber, w ho has been in business in the same i. building fur the last thirteen yours, is selling all descriptions of Ami- (old and Silver W atclun, Jewtlryand Silver Ware, at retail, at the very lowest prices Gold and .Silver English" Patent Lover Watches. Gold and Silver Detached Lever and I.epine Watches. Gold and Silver Horizontal anil verge Watches. Gold and Silver Independent Second Watches for timing bones, Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Gold Spectacles. Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens. Ladies' Gold anil Stune Bracelets Gold Lockets. Gold and Silver Thimbles. Diamond Rings and Pins. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breastpins. Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Ate. Gold Watches as low ns !0 to each. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. Spoons and Forks plated on German Silver, a firio article. AM Watches warranted to keep good time or the money returned. Jew-clry repaired, aud Watches cleaned, and repaired in the best manner, at much less than the usual prices. GF.O. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, (up stairs ) JetA fend. New York. CflBKKLMS AM PARASOLS, KAauracTDRio btitcam at ihi AMERICAN MANUFACTORY, 57 Penrl Street, ( Sign of the Three (lulden U mbrellas.) IITERCHANTS in want of an nssnrtment of Umbrellas 1VX ami Parasoll, are advised to pay no sironr profits, but to cnll nt once on the Manufacturers, who are making 1500 Dully, by the introduction of Steam and New Patent Machineiy, and are enabled to produce the best and most elegant styles of goods, and to sell them ata rate with which they may DEFY COMPETITION. ISAAC SMITH AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, NEW YORK. P. S. Wo have a branch of our House established in Boston, Mass., nt No. 1, Sewall Block. Milk street, where v.o shall bo happy to see our Eastern friends. jySjg. i. s. &. co. Hats and Caps. J. B. COFFROTH & CO., 82 High street. D ODD'S White and Black Beaver Hats. Do. Moleskin nnd Silk do. With a general assortment of CAPS, Vc. Just received and for sale cheap. jeJ-dtf. MORE i.EATIIElToF AITKIN Ds7 HH. KIMBALL has just received, in addition to his former slock, nn extensive supply of Spanish and Slaughter Solo Leather, Uppei do . Calf and Kip Skins. Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety, Pink, Cochineal and Fair Linings, Bindings, &c. All oi which will be sold ut great bargains, ut his old stand, sign of the Golden Boo Columbus, June in, 1849-dtr. " CROTQN BUILDINGS." UMBRELLAS AM) PARASOLS ! ! BY MACHINERY! GEORGE J, HV RD, MANUFACTURER. GJ. B. would invite the particular attention of bin friends, s and merchants visiting New York, to give him a call at his new and Spacious Manufactory and Warehouse, Not, 141 and 1 11 Broudtcay, (Croton Buildingt.i between Cedar and Liberty streets where there will always be lound the most extensive assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols, Pnrtisolcltcs nnd Sun Nb nd cs, of his own celebrated manufacture, for sale in any quantity, and at greatly reduced prices. tl. J. B. pledges himself that Umbrellas and Parasols from the " Croton Manufactory," shall be A No. 1, in every respect.New York. June. 181!). eS0 dim. NOTICE. THE stockholders in the Cohltnbiit and Ilurrirlmrgh Turnpike Company, are hereby notified that an instalment of ten per cent." has been ordered by the Board of Directors, payable within (it) days from dale, to Geoigc M. Parsons, Esq , Treasurer. L. BUTTLES, Sec'y jei7 2md. oi B'd Directors. Li3 Statesman copy. JEWELRY. Ac. J I 'ST received, a line lot of Watches nnd Jewelry, . of tfie latest patterns, which cannot fail to please, and will be sold on the best tonus, and every article warranted as represented, by apM W. M. SAVAGE. New Establishment, -'"pUK umlernifjncil liave jusl esUhiishert WifrnseivrB at 1. No. 205 Bigb itrebt, two 4oon north of Gin, (falt'i Hotel, and next lo KFqtiirc .truck's office, A Ncgar and Tobacco Mine, Wholesale and Retail, Where they keep constantly on hand all kinda of the hest impoMed nAVftna f-egare, and also, a inanufnctory pf a superior Domeatic Scgar, and being parfaotly able to tell ntJWT York prices, they hope to receive a liberal share of patronage.They would call tho attention of m.'-nufaeturerH of Separs, to their Havana, Cuba, Seed and Kentucky Leaf, which they will sell at prices that cannot fail to suit. ORLOPP ft WIKTH. Columbus, .hine 1, L849d3m. LIVING Orators iu America, by K. Magoon. Kor sale at the new bookstore, Nail House. m;.Y25. J. 11. H1LKY & CO. MOST ISTRAORIINAItY MEDICAL WORK. Being a Treatise upon the Science of r.uriscopia or the muiuicr oj dt$ignaling Disease by an examination of the Urine; by FREDERICK OCbENBURQB M. D.yof tiottcngen (Jtrmantj translated by M li. il'ic-incr, L'riscopean Physician of JVeto YofHn with notes and additions adapted to American Practice. Cher 400 fogtiy 8a90 embr.llishtd with vptrards of two hundred colored engra vings. Second edition revised and corrected. TUU above is nno of the most important Medical Works ever otferod to tho world, bein the first publication upon the intricate and mysterious Science ol Lriscopia. '1 his sience has for ages been hitherto kept by the favored few in the strictest sftcreny,and only imparted to others under the tirmest obliyatioii,and at enormous hums, lor the information conveyed. Thin work enables every ono, of however limited means, to fecure the peculiar secrets of this mysterious science. The Uriieopian System has for ages maintained a popularity surpassing all other theories of medicine by moans of its universal success in the treatment of Chronic I.Mseases, and this popularity is destined to be exceeded a hundred fold by its future greatness. The system has been practiced by the mosteminent physicians for the last four hundred years, ami its fol lowers are steadily nnd firmly advancing, until at the present time it is practiced wit the greatest success in (inrmany, France, Austria. Russia, Rngbind, and generally throughout the Ku-ropean Kingdom, in some parts of Asia, nnd a few practitioners are found in this country. The necessity of a work upon this intricate and mysterious science lias been long apparent. The celebrated Dr. Oldenhurgb has been manv yearB engaged in preparing this highly finished volume. 1 1 its labors have hern abundantly rewarded, three thousand volumes having been disposed of in Kurope, in six mouths. Another edition having been called for, has boon prepared and translated by Dr. Wio-mer, and iu now ready to be delivered to purchasers, in lim ited amounts. The superiority of this pyslem overall others, in the treatment of Chronic Pisases, has been fu by tested in thousands of instances, and it only becomes necessary to obtain a correct knowledge of the science, to extend that superiority to the treaitneut of all diseases. Uris-eopian Physician, in all countries, have invariably secured the moht unbounded notorittty and popularity, by means of the general success attending the system. To the young Practitioner, this system is particularly desirable, as it immediately ushers him into a practice that would take years of toil and labor to obtain upon any other sys'tiin. aud perhapi never to be acquired at all. To the old Physician, the system is equally valuable, as it exempts him from the daily toil of a visitto each of his patient, who may be miles distant. In this work the appearance of the urine is given in two hundred and eight diseases, with engravings representing the appearance, form, color, sediment, ahade, tinge, tVe., of every disease. Also, a synopsis of the Criscopian system of treatment, adapted to American practice. Any person of good natural and acquired abilities may gain a sufficient knowledge of the system, to practice w ith succeaa.tn from six to nine months. Hcgularly educated Physicians in a much less time. The work will be forwarded by mail to anv part of the country. Price 5. Persons inclosing us a five dolUr nnte,wdl immediately receive a copy of this work. All remittances at our lisk. Addresa ti. V. W1KMKK. Pittsburgh, Pa. O' Conntrv papers may copy to the amount of 5, and forward bills to G. W. Wiomer, Pittsburgh, Pa. jeJO d&.w3m. CINCINNATI. GLASS, Ac. rXOfin HAW BOXES UkllitibsoS Improve-!) UJJJ WiiEicr. Oven GLASS, assorted SI below. Unit boxes IjxV, 7x11, 11x10, Dull), !II2. 9x13, 9x14. tooo " 10x12, 10x14, 10x15, 10x16, 10x17, 10x18, 10x20, 10x22. 10x24. " 12x14, 12x15, 12x1(1, 12x17, 12x18, 12x20, 12x22. 13x24. " 11x14, Uxia, 11x16, 11x17, 11x18, 11x20, 11x22. 11x24. " 14x111. 1 1x20, lfix20, 111x22, 10x24, 18x24, 30x40. " 16x28, 16x29, 20x22, 20x24, 24x30, 24x36. " Double thick 8x10,10x12,10x16,20x24, to 30x40. No. 2. 8x10. 10x12. 10x14. 10x15.9x12. 1000 000 M0 800 200 300 niso BUUDOZSt ULAS WAKE OSSOrMd, 50 " IS'erve nnd Hone Liniment. 100 Pt nnd hall nt. Flasks, 25 " Qt, S 20 Qt. Bottles. 20 half nnd 1 gall. " 20 Oils. 6s, 12s, 24s, 30s nnd 40s to gal. 20 I.cmon Syruns. 20 Qodftys. 15 PjekteJars. 20 hnll'and 1 gallon Jars. 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation t'rnwn and dnohlo thick glass. Druggist's, PHnt and Green Class Waro, of every description. Orders promptly tilled, of any size or quality of Window Glass or Ulass Ware, at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPEERS, No 12 Columbia St., March 26,1 849.-11 Cincinnati, O. If A KDWAIt K AND CUTLERY WE beg leave to infbrii the Merchants of the Westers country that wo are now receiving in addition to our former strock a very extensive variety ol'Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, Knglisb aud" German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before they make their purchases in otl e.' markets, as we are eonlident that our prices will be fonnj correspondingly low with those of New York and other Kn tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of tho following I riallln'i, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes; Mill and X Cut Saw, j Grass and Grain Scythes; Scythe Sneaths; Sickles; Hay and Manure Forks Haines, Traces, Hoes; Anvils; Shovels nnd Spades; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given tonllor ders entrusted to our care. MF.AD ft WINSTON. March 4. .t-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street. Cincinnati. Fr. SKINNER, (I. ate of New Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency, Commission and Forwarding Mer. chant, de;ds in Butter, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general, No. Ill, F.ast Frontst., near steamboat landing, Cin-cinnati, Ohio. Uel'er to Justus Wright, nnd A. G. Richardson, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati; B. W. Snodgrass St Co., Now Lisbon; Griggit Elliott, Philadelphia) John Smith. New Orleans; S. II. Ross, 1'nrtsinouih; Lawson tt Covode, Wellsville I F.walt and Ccbhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville ; W. C. Scott, St. Louis. sep22 dtf. . ' TdrHE PUBLIC. TT A VINO completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooms, J. X and received our BrsUhlpmentl, consisting of 36 splendid Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teas, wc invite purchas-era and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock winch will be replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodnrt & Dunham. New York, cannot he equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooms, andoc. cupies the whole upper part of the building. Teas put up in nnd pound packages, of betterquallty, in bettor style, and st lower prices than of any of the East, cm packing houses. SMITH &'NIXON, Ugl. N. 10. corner 7th and Walnut sts., Cincinnati. O. RAGS WANTED. We will at all time, ray the highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-sent price is 53,?5 per hundred lbs. NIXON & CO., Paper Manufacturer,, Walnut st , Four doors below Pearl St., Cincinnati. mnrcli6S2 Cin Gaz. INE BRANDIEST 1 15 half Pipes J B Godard Brandy; 15 do Magloty do. 10 do Lafayette do. 20 do Alexandra Signettc do 10 do J. J. Dupuy do. In store and for sale by SOUTHQATK, HAWTHORN & CO. MV '' 24 Columbia st, Cincinnati. s M ALL LUJM P TOBACCO.' 75 boxes Mo. 5 s Tobacco ; 100 do Va. fl's dn : 100 do Mo. 8', do; 60doMo. 12'sdo: 20 do Mo. 16', do ; 150 do Mo. ft do ; 100 do Va. ft do; in store and for sale low bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. march7- 24 Columbia st .Cincinnaf. riATAWDA WINE.-2000 galfonTcatawba Wine y two years old, manufactured by an experienced Vintner' (orsaeby ' SOIITHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., LUIOlsnaU, May 14. 24 Columbia st. MAG LORY BRANDY. Seven lif Pipes Malory Brandy tins ilav received and for sale by SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN A. CO., P'7 Columbia st. T B. GODDARD BRANDY. -ldTfTPieTtb si s superior brandI Champagne Brandy, received nnd for sale bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO., aPil 24 Columbia st. SICILY LfqtOHiCE.-5 cases sldlytlcFLiqW ice in store and for sale by SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORNE & CO Cincinnati, May 14. J24 Columbia st. Bl;RGlPY ORT WINE.-50QTc.F7. Durand' Burgundy Port, now landing and for sale b-SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., "P17 24 Columbia st. QIX TWIST TOBACCO.-100 kegs No7l76TwTTt kj tobacco, our own manufacture, in store, nnd for sale bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. ' ftlay 24 Columbia st.. Cinninnnti TJ1CE, TAR, AN II FISH. -- so casus mcc, 200 bids. Tar, 200 do Fish. For sale by KING &. HEFFNEH, 27 Main street, J?"- Cineinnati. QGAR AND 8. II. JWOLASSEfP O SIX) brie. R,fi.H S,r. . M .i a .r?.. , . landing from Belle Isle, and for sale bv ',1U"l"e' Prira8' ilnft I, I l e. Ill'l-iiarnn ,.. i skiiiw ul, niil1 ruled. I incmnatt M IILES. Six very line Mules, sniinhln fn r-.i;i. nia adventurers, may be bad by applying to p0 KING & HEFFNER, 27 J sin st. Cincinnati. RAISINS.-2O0 boxes, 100 j boxes, 100 i boxes, land-ing from John Adams, and for sale by KINO At HEFFNER. Cincinn.tl MOLASSEs.-i,ooo bris Mdawe, l,ndiBJ from m't Islo, and for sale by KING & HEFFNER aP(' 27 Main st Rlhli 1 00 Bi'JSrPiei,to? 50 baK" Ki Coifte7 X UV landing from United States, and for isle by f KING fc HEFFNER, Cincinnati. LEATHER. 100 bundles Uppei and Skirling Leather lust received by KING &. HEFFNER, jg No. 27 Main St., Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar, just received and for sale by "Pb KING 4 HEFFNER. Cmcinoali 7 SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-SS0 hdds. SugaTTfsir snd prime ; 1.200 bbls. Molasses. For sale by KING y HEFFNER, 27 Main street. ""-" Cincinnati, IDfl I K CSS.I.ISO. WILLIAM woon. Alfred won," CONKLItiC, WOOD A CO., MASUFACTURFRS OF Pure White Lead, Chrome Green, Red Lead, Yellow, Litharge, " Rd, ' Putty, Pari, Green. Whiting. Tire dried, Chinese Blue, Paris While, Assorted colored Paints and Cider Vinegar. Xorth side of Court street, East of Broadway. WE have adopted the most approved method, as prac tiscd b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufac'.ur ing White Lead, and will warrant il equal to any manufactured in Ihe I'nited States. Will warrant the quality of each article wc manufactsre, to be as good assny lo be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered at lowest prices on usual time, or discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jaa. 3 lyd&w

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL COLU MIJUS, FBI DAY, JULY 27, 1849, VOLUME XIII. NUMBER 16. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Office lOOtb-eut eorner of High ntrcot and Sugar alloy. TERMS. Daily per annum, I jj? Tii-weekly per annum, - " 5 Weakly per annum, - 1 w Termtt of Advertising. Twelve linos or less, one or mice insertions, SI , and 5 conts for each uldltloKUfiaiert BUSINESS CARDS. AMERICAN. WM. KELHEY, COLUMBUS, O. J. B. WIIEATON, DRUGGIST. and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Dye Stuffr, Glass, Ate. Ai,c, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ohio. n. it. kin(;. D BALER IN DRY GOODS, fee,, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. WOT. IW..U. B. COMSTOCK & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Caual Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S iRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and n great variety of Callings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841, nit. KOB'T THOMPSON'S OFFICE. N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of stale umce, nign si., i. ominous. noun. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. JK R0D1SILL, High street, opposite the State Rudd- ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Cans of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. WM. WILLSIHRE HILEY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohio. Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker Al Riley's Patent Forcep Koy. May I3..t-wly. CITY LIVERY stable. THE subscriber has removed to the new brick stable built by Dr. L. lioodale, comer of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew sps from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. Nov 2. .dir. J- MASSEY. Nov l..dlf. GEORGE E. WALCUTT, SIGN AND BANNER FAINTER, Nov. 9.. .dtf. SOLIJBBOTi OHIO. TeRICKSON & TREADWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, lor the purchaso and sale of WOOL, at Rochester, Now York, and No. 54, I'uarl street, Boston. AARON ERICSSON, Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE TKEADWELL, Boston. aecPZdly. CHARLES W. GILMORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chillicotho, Ohio, will practice in the courts of Ross, Pickaway, and tho adjoining counties. nov30..dtf. MATTHEWS k BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Ollice one door south of 1. N. Whiting A. Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. Nov. 1, lllto. F. J. Matthews. A. B. Hirn.Ks. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. LT Mbo, Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement of Deeds for tho State of New York. (p Office on High St., between To,wn and Rich, oct-0. UR. M AIDS'S TjEFICEi BASEMENT of Judge Swan's now building. High st. Residence Southwest comer of Rich and Third sts., Opposite Baptist Church. dec 11 dtf. nun A n W A Y HOTEL. B Y DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street, Columbus, dd, April (. .(lit. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. BOOKSELLERS and Stationers. next door to the Clinton Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio, Alargoassortmcni i f Books and Stationerv always on hand. si i i;i i:t a LILLET. B OOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the Public Offi- ces, cow minis. uh- Wii. Sf.ibf.ut. nl.c. LILLBT. GEBE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Farming anil Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, &c. &c, No. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Conrt limine, South Mam street, Aprilfit-W&wtf. CI11CI.F.VII.I.K. OHIO. MERCHANT'S TRANSPORTATION COM-PAN Y, Erie Canal. THIS Line of Boats will he prepared on the opening of ravigation, to forward Produce, Merchandise, and Pas songcrs, to and from New York, Boston and Albany, with promptness and despatch, and at reasonable rates. 2'wo Boats leave Allium end Buffalo Daily. HOLT, PALMER & CO., Buffalo, ) p.nn,nr, O. ft. OH API N & CO., Albany. "P"610"' D Mark packages " M. T. Co.'' Ship by Hudson River Line Tow Bonis. H. M. HotT & Co., Agents, II Coenties Slip, N. Y. Oris KIMBALL, " 15 Long Wharl, Boston E, M. FITCH at. Co., " Cleveland, O. D. Houston Si, Co., " Newark. A M. Half., General Agent, Ohio Canal. my31-d3m. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. 'THE subscribers have constantly on hind a large number of F arm ly Carriages. Haggles, -AVe.. made of the best materials and work manship, which they are selling at very low prices. They have also a large LIVERY STABLE connected with their business, anil are prepared .to accommodate customers promptly, and at res- sonable prices. Shop and Stablo, corner of Front street and Sugar Alley, between Stale and Town streets. BLAKE. DO.MIGAN & CO. P. S- Second iiand Carnages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7, 83J. 3ni STILL MOR I i NKW GOODS. TT GOODING has received his Fall and Winter stnc' of LtX, Goods, whicb has been selected with great care, and purchased very low for cash. He invites his city friends, and all wh'j saay wish to get fair bargains, to cnll and see for themselves, at the old stand, one doors uth of the Cap. itol House. Oct. IMS, NOTICE. THE subscriber, having relinquished his business in Columbus, and designing to be absent a portion of the summer, has left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who is authorized lo use bis name in their settlement. All persons, therefore, who know themselves to be indebted to him either by note or book account, will please call immediately on Mr. Long, and settle. J. R. SCROGGS. Columbus, May H, 1848, LONGFELLOW'S NEW BOOK. Karaaagh ; a Tale by Henry K. Longfellow. Jest received al the mew bookstore, Neil House. je!3. J. H. RILEY St CO. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The subscruwrs have formed a copartnership under the lirm of F.hu K so at Treahwf.i.l. for the transaction of tfie wool commission business, ss heretofore conducted by the sen.ot partner, at No. 5t, Pearl street. AARON ER1CKSON, GEORGE TREADWELL. Boston, Dec. 15dly. 2 rSo A FRESH supply of Canton Tens just received. IV. may: dSCW, C, R. KING J. R1IJGWAY & CO., BROAD STREET, OLUMBUB, OHIO. MANUFACTURERS or Steam Engines, Stoves, Plows and all kinds of Machinery. They arc the exclusive manufacturers in this part of the Stato of Hacks Improved Double and Hinulc Omi Cooking Store, And have recently procured an entire new set of patterns, containing late improvements made under the special diree-lion of the patentee. This Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the vry best family Conking Stove which has ever been made, eithor here or elsewhere. There are Ibursi-zes, from No. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and prico so as to suit any t'amilv. The subscribers also make the Premium Cooking Stove of a superior pallern. This is a good and cheap Stove. ilioir stock ol stoves con. sists, in part, of the following : Buck's Improved Double and Single Oven Conking Stoves. Premium Improved Cooking Stoves, Wager's Air-tight Parlor Stoves, elegant pallern. Peckhnm's Vermont " " and Box Stoves. Coal, Parlor and Shop Stoves. 7 and 10 Plato Stoves. Pinto Boxes, foursizes. The subscribers also continue the Plow business, as formerly, an i make a variety of kinds ol Hie very best materials and workmanship. In addition to their former business, they have prepared themselves at great expense, nnd are now manufacturing STEAM ENGINES, of various sizes and patterns, but all embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will be as low as work of the same anility can be procured for else-wheic. Machinery of all kinds made to order, and repairs prompt! attended to. The subscribers are also the exclusive manufacturers el Parker's Patent Water Wheel in this State, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public patronage is solicited. dec!3d&w. J. RIDGWAY & CO FRANKLIN HOUSE. G. D. TAYLOR, late of the Montgomery House, has taken the above stand, which he has thoroughly repaired and arranged fV.r the comfort and convenience of his friends and others who mav favor him with their eustl m. His past experience in the business, warrants him in saying he knows the wants of the traveling public, and is fully prepared to administer thereto, in a manner that will give general satisfaction. He hopes by a strict attention to business, and studied effort to please, to merit a liberal sharo of public patronage. April 5, 1849, rfltw COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. THE ninth instalment of ten per cent, on oach share of the capital stock of this Company, is required on the Lfitb day of July next, and the 10th aiid last instalment of ten per cent, on the 16th day of August next, to be paid to D. W. Deshler, Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. RIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. June 10, mil). TJ Statesman, Xer.ia Torch Light and Cincinnati Gazette, publish In Aug. 15th. jell) 7w. COPARTNERSHIP McELVAIN & FITCH, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and Dealers in Produce, wouid respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered into copartnership, and may be found at the warehouse for inerly occupied by John Willard, near the Scioto Bridge, ivhere they oiler for sale a large assortment of Groceries very low for cash or produce. They w ill also pay cash for all kinds of produce. JOS. McELVAIN, julyud&w. R. FITCH. PATENT BARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner: one of the best mills now in use. and warranted to perform well. Manufactured and for sale by J. 1.. & W. A. Gill, at the Juue I9..w&t-Wtf. FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. FOR SALE, THE JEWETT FARM, consisting of eighty seres, ly-ing on the verge of the City of Columbus, half a mile south of the new Court House, between the Chillicotbo road and the Scioto river. This valuable property contains ten acres suitable for building lots, the balance being ricl bottom land, appropriate for (.'aniens or farming purposes Persons desiring a handEoniu properly adjoining a city, ra pully extending its limits, would do well lo examine. Foi terms apply ut the law ollice of li. T. GUSHING. Opposite Exchange Bank, High st. Columbus, April 30, 111 !!). d&wtf A. P. STONE & Co.. WHOLESALE DEALERS, EXCLVBIVEL Y, ARE now receiving their Spring Siock of British and American Dry Goods, to which they invite the atten-tiou of tlis merchants in Columbus and surrounding country Our stock is large and as complete as can be found in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, nnd we can and will sell them as cheap as they can be purchased in either of tho above named cities, with the addition of freight. VVe buy our goods of the Importers, Manufacturers, nnd at the great Package Auctions, the same places where the wholesale merchants east buy, and we can live al as small profits in Columbus, where rents and other expenses are not one-tenth what they are east, as they can. We invite one and all to look at our stock aud prices, and judue for themselves. A. P. STONE &. CO. P. S. Wo tike Ibis method to say to our old customers that our goods are now arriving, and wo should be glad to see them. marlfi dikw. APREVf7nYiVE1Fnc7i0LERAT-Tne mo7t J convenient and pleasant residence in the beautiful and healthy town of Worthington is for sale very cheap. It is a house of good size, well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable in the the town for a residence, without excep. lion. The village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and Intelligence of its people, and for its churches, and good schools. and is the most heallhy place in this part ol the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 11132, and any one living there during the coming summer will be safe Irom that dreaded pestilence, it is but nine miles from the city of ColumbiiB, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile Irom the village, will make it a most desirable situation for those wishing retirement and pure air, at the same lime that they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. ' Enquire of Janl5..d&w. H. COWLF.S & CO., 131 High st. iiaker's patentIpremTum gate7 IT is evident this (.ate possesses many valuable qualities over the Swing Gate or any other which we have seen, among which we notice the following : 1st. Its self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging Id, Its simplicity of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by bearing its entire weight on the rollers, and only in a perpendicular direction, tui A team may approach it on either side without backing up to open it. 5th. It slides parallel with the fence which renders it outol Ihe way when open. fith. Time and labor saved in opening nnd shutting, equals fitly feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty of swinging against wagons while passing thro is obviated 8th. g, or more is actually saved on each Gale by obviating tho expense ol iron binges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. jhosc Gates took the first Premium at the New York Stste Agri. cultural Fair, held in Auburn, October, 1846; alio, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Gate, also, the Farm Gate lias been built in front of tho Institution for the Blind, wnere they may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin connty, for the hove Gates, snd will sell rights on reasonable terms. Columbus, June 15.. d&wtf. JOEL SEARLES. I I I.MK.H.M ;0!S. IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER. AND DEALER IN Shirts, Cravats. Scarh, Slocks, Gloves. Hosiery, Under Garments, Suspenders, Bosoms, Collars, Dressing Robei, Shoulder Braces. I lamllerchinfs, Money Belts, Metallic Water Proof Coats, Oiled Silks. &o. The facilities of the subscriber lor importing nnd insnu facturing his goods, enable him to supply his customers at the very lowest market prices ; snd every effort will be made to render it an object for merchants and dealers from every section of tho country to give him a call. V. 13. II A I I . M. jj2 g 10. 97 William st. MORE LIGHT. IYNDALL'S Daguerreotype Rooms have been recently J filled no with the addition of a Sky Light, which, ns every artist knows, protects llio eye from the glare incident to a side light, and produces a more beautilul blending of light and sliado. than can be obtained by any other arrangement. So well is Ibis principle understood by artisis in the Eastern cities, that all other kinds of light lire rejected as an exploded idea. Children taken in two seconds on clear davs. Adults in a few seconds without regard to weather, "Work insured equal lo any in the Stato. Rooms opposite the Capitol House. mySl. NEIL HOUSE BATHS Are now in line operation, and this delightful, cheap and healthy luxurv, can now be enjoyed in full perfec tion. urm.Cold and shower Bath, at all hours. LTJ Tickets obtained nt the Office of the Noil House. Litdies' i.aths. The Baths for Ladies are now open, and tickets can be obtained by ringing the boll in the ladies' parlor of the Neil House, where a lemalo attendant will be in readiness. je 111 dtf. STEAM, GAS, AND WATER TUBSE. WELDED WROUGHT 1 RON TUBES, from 2 to 4 inches bore, and from 2 to 12 feet lonir. capable of sustaining intern il pressure of from 400 to tftOulb 11 square inch, with 7Vcs, Elbow, Cto$9e$, Blpp CoeltM, t.hti:li ulres and other fittings, connecling by screw joints. ALSO-WELDED IKON FLUES. For Locomotive. Haul, and other titium Engine Boiltr$, Manufactured and for sale by MORRIS. TASKER & MORRIS, Office Third ami Walnut sts , jyJMra v.n.P. Philadelphia, Pcnn. FOB SALE CHEAP! A HOUSE AND LOT in BUIimore, Fairfield county, situated on the canul, south side. The house is calculated for a sloro and i .veiling ; it is a very good location, and can be bought cheap mid on good terms. MILLS It SMITH, jy5. Real F.state Agenfs. i AAA BOXES GLASS-WARE AS BELOW: 1 UUv Druggists Warn, Green and Flint Tumblers, Bottles, Jars, Vials, Dishes of every description, constantly on hand at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPF.ERS' No. 12 Columbia st. Cincinnati, O. je23 jCin. Atlas. The itliitual lk Insurance Comiiuiiy OF NEW YORK, AO. 35 WALL STREET. Jos. U. Col. I. ins, Pres't. Bam'I, IIannav, Sec'y. Accnnuilntcd Fund, $74,000! THIS Company has an accumulated fund of 7 l'2,(KI0 invested in Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate in New York and Brooklyn, and Stocks of tho State and City of jew ork anil united states government. This fund is rniiidly increasing by a widely extended and prosperous business, producing an annual income of J50,-000.I'be Company declared a dividend of profits of filh -two per cent, on all exisiing policies on Ihe 31st of Jan., 848. Policy holders, whether lor life, or shorter lemis,partici pate in the whole of the prolits, in accordance with the terms of the charter. The premiums are parable in caBh, aunuallv. or if desir ed, semi annually, or quarterly, interest being added on the deferred payments. J lie cash principle adopted oy mis i.ompany, secures to the parlies for whose protection the insurances are sllected, the w hole of the benefits, without subjecting them to nr.y liability beyond the payment of premium. Persons may effect insurance on their own lives, and the lives of others. A married woman can insure 'he life ol her husband, which will inure to tho exclusive use of herself or children. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages, with forms ol application, may be obtained by application at the City lank to C. T. rtOWERS, Agent. Columbus, May 10, 1819 dGm LIFE NSURAN CE. NEW YORK LIFE INSUR ANCE COM PANV. OFFICE NO. OH WALL STREET. Mohkis Fhanki.ih, 'rcsV....Pi.iNV Fukkman, Actuary. Charter Perpetual. THE business of this Company is conducted upon the mutual plan. Its net earnings during the but three years amounted to over J 180.000. Each policy holder is a member of tho Company, and entitled to share in its profits, which have averaged 50 per cent, per annum on all premiums paid in. The premiums are paid annually in cash, unless they exceed 550, in which case 60 per cent, is required and 40 per cent, inay be paid by depositing a note fur that amount, renewable annually, and bearing b per cent, interest.The amount of its oapital, the character of iis securities, and ils mode of doing business, make tins one of the safest Companies in the Union, for Lift Insurance perfect security being after all. sought lor in Investments: of this kind. This Company will insure on the lives of persons on any part of tho globe, nt equitable rates of premium. A man may insure his life in the name of his wife, so that the amount insured will go to her or to his children, if she die before him. The many advantages of Life Insurance are beginning to be correctly appreciated, and the prudent and considerate are daily securing to their families and friends those advantages.The agent in this city would respectfully call attention the superior claims of this Company. Any information in connection with the subject will be cheerfully given, and applications for insurance promptly attended to. A. B. WOMBAUGH, AgtM, 3d door south of the Franklin Bank, over Coit's store. Rou'T Thompson, M. D Examining Physician. Columbus, May 22, 18U). PLATED WARK. WAITERS, Baskets. Castors, Candle Sticks, Plain and Thread Spoons and Forks, plated on the best German Silver Also, German Silver Spoons and Spectacles at wholesale. BLYNN &. BALDWIN, jeW. Neil House. NOTICE. I N accordance with a resolution passed at tho last session X of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, the undersigned wishes to purchase for tho State Library, " all the Journals of the Senate preceedmg the session l!!07-'03,nnd the Jouruals of Ihe House of Representatives prior to the same period ; also three copies of the lirst, second and third volumes of ihe Laws of Baid State." Persons having tiny or all of the above volumes, will confer a favor by commu-nioating the fact to JOHN GRE1NER, June 7, 181!). State Librarian. (;i;mli;,ii;'s WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE. nnHB subscriber, w ho has been in business in the same i. building fur the last thirteen yours, is selling all descriptions of Ami- (old and Silver W atclun, Jewtlryand Silver Ware, at retail, at the very lowest prices Gold and .Silver English" Patent Lover Watches. Gold and Silver Detached Lever and I.epine Watches. Gold and Silver Horizontal anil verge Watches. Gold and Silver Independent Second Watches for timing bones, Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Gold Spectacles. Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens. Ladies' Gold anil Stune Bracelets Gold Lockets. Gold and Silver Thimbles. Diamond Rings and Pins. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breastpins. Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Ate. Gold Watches as low ns !0 to each. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. Spoons and Forks plated on German Silver, a firio article. AM Watches warranted to keep good time or the money returned. Jew-clry repaired, aud Watches cleaned, and repaired in the best manner, at much less than the usual prices. GF.O. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, (up stairs ) JetA fend. New York. CflBKKLMS AM PARASOLS, KAauracTDRio btitcam at ihi AMERICAN MANUFACTORY, 57 Penrl Street, ( Sign of the Three (lulden U mbrellas.) IITERCHANTS in want of an nssnrtment of Umbrellas 1VX ami Parasoll, are advised to pay no sironr profits, but to cnll nt once on the Manufacturers, who are making 1500 Dully, by the introduction of Steam and New Patent Machineiy, and are enabled to produce the best and most elegant styles of goods, and to sell them ata rate with which they may DEFY COMPETITION. ISAAC SMITH AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, NEW YORK. P. S. Wo have a branch of our House established in Boston, Mass., nt No. 1, Sewall Block. Milk street, where v.o shall bo happy to see our Eastern friends. jySjg. i. s. &. co. Hats and Caps. J. B. COFFROTH & CO., 82 High street. D ODD'S White and Black Beaver Hats. Do. Moleskin nnd Silk do. With a general assortment of CAPS, Vc. Just received and for sale cheap. jeJ-dtf. MORE i.EATIIElToF AITKIN Ds7 HH. KIMBALL has just received, in addition to his former slock, nn extensive supply of Spanish and Slaughter Solo Leather, Uppei do . Calf and Kip Skins. Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety, Pink, Cochineal and Fair Linings, Bindings, &c. All oi which will be sold ut great bargains, ut his old stand, sign of the Golden Boo Columbus, June in, 1849-dtr. " CROTQN BUILDINGS." UMBRELLAS AM) PARASOLS ! ! BY MACHINERY! GEORGE J, HV RD, MANUFACTURER. GJ. B. would invite the particular attention of bin friends, s and merchants visiting New York, to give him a call at his new and Spacious Manufactory and Warehouse, Not, 141 and 1 11 Broudtcay, (Croton Buildingt.i between Cedar and Liberty streets where there will always be lound the most extensive assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols, Pnrtisolcltcs nnd Sun Nb nd cs, of his own celebrated manufacture, for sale in any quantity, and at greatly reduced prices. tl. J. B. pledges himself that Umbrellas and Parasols from the " Croton Manufactory," shall be A No. 1, in every respect.New York. June. 181!). eS0 dim. NOTICE. THE stockholders in the Cohltnbiit and Ilurrirlmrgh Turnpike Company, are hereby notified that an instalment of ten per cent." has been ordered by the Board of Directors, payable within (it) days from dale, to Geoigc M. Parsons, Esq , Treasurer. L. BUTTLES, Sec'y jei7 2md. oi B'd Directors. Li3 Statesman copy. JEWELRY. Ac. J I 'ST received, a line lot of Watches nnd Jewelry, . of tfie latest patterns, which cannot fail to please, and will be sold on the best tonus, and every article warranted as represented, by apM W. M. SAVAGE. New Establishment, -'"pUK umlernifjncil liave jusl esUhiishert WifrnseivrB at 1. No. 205 Bigb itrebt, two 4oon north of Gin, (falt'i Hotel, and next lo KFqtiirc .truck's office, A Ncgar and Tobacco Mine, Wholesale and Retail, Where they keep constantly on hand all kinda of the hest impoMed nAVftna f-egare, and also, a inanufnctory pf a superior Domeatic Scgar, and being parfaotly able to tell ntJWT York prices, they hope to receive a liberal share of patronage.They would call tho attention of m.'-nufaeturerH of Separs, to their Havana, Cuba, Seed and Kentucky Leaf, which they will sell at prices that cannot fail to suit. ORLOPP ft WIKTH. Columbus, .hine 1, L849d3m. LIVING Orators iu America, by K. Magoon. Kor sale at the new bookstore, Nail House. m;.Y25. J. 11. H1LKY & CO. MOST ISTRAORIINAItY MEDICAL WORK. Being a Treatise upon the Science of r.uriscopia or the muiuicr oj dt$ignaling Disease by an examination of the Urine; by FREDERICK OCbENBURQB M. D.yof tiottcngen (Jtrmantj translated by M li. il'ic-incr, L'riscopean Physician of JVeto YofHn with notes and additions adapted to American Practice. Cher 400 fogtiy 8a90 embr.llishtd with vptrards of two hundred colored engra vings. Second edition revised and corrected. TUU above is nno of the most important Medical Works ever otferod to tho world, bein the first publication upon the intricate and mysterious Science ol Lriscopia. '1 his sience has for ages been hitherto kept by the favored few in the strictest sftcreny,and only imparted to others under the tirmest obliyatioii,and at enormous hums, lor the information conveyed. Thin work enables every ono, of however limited means, to fecure the peculiar secrets of this mysterious science. The Uriieopian System has for ages maintained a popularity surpassing all other theories of medicine by moans of its universal success in the treatment of Chronic I.Mseases, and this popularity is destined to be exceeded a hundred fold by its future greatness. The system has been practiced by the mosteminent physicians for the last four hundred years, ami its fol lowers are steadily nnd firmly advancing, until at the present time it is practiced wit the greatest success in (inrmany, France, Austria. Russia, Rngbind, and generally throughout the Ku-ropean Kingdom, in some parts of Asia, nnd a few practitioners are found in this country. The necessity of a work upon this intricate and mysterious science lias been long apparent. The celebrated Dr. Oldenhurgb has been manv yearB engaged in preparing this highly finished volume. 1 1 its labors have hern abundantly rewarded, three thousand volumes having been disposed of in Kurope, in six mouths. Another edition having been called for, has boon prepared and translated by Dr. Wio-mer, and iu now ready to be delivered to purchasers, in lim ited amounts. The superiority of this pyslem overall others, in the treatment of Chronic Pisases, has been fu by tested in thousands of instances, and it only becomes necessary to obtain a correct knowledge of the science, to extend that superiority to the treaitneut of all diseases. Uris-eopian Physician, in all countries, have invariably secured the moht unbounded notorittty and popularity, by means of the general success attending the system. To the young Practitioner, this system is particularly desirable, as it immediately ushers him into a practice that would take years of toil and labor to obtain upon any other sys'tiin. aud perhapi never to be acquired at all. To the old Physician, the system is equally valuable, as it exempts him from the daily toil of a visitto each of his patient, who may be miles distant. In this work the appearance of the urine is given in two hundred and eight diseases, with engravings representing the appearance, form, color, sediment, ahade, tinge, tVe., of every disease. Also, a synopsis of the Criscopian system of treatment, adapted to American practice. Any person of good natural and acquired abilities may gain a sufficient knowledge of the system, to practice w ith succeaa.tn from six to nine months. Hcgularly educated Physicians in a much less time. The work will be forwarded by mail to anv part of the country. Price 5. Persons inclosing us a five dolUr nnte,wdl immediately receive a copy of this work. All remittances at our lisk. Addresa ti. V. W1KMKK. Pittsburgh, Pa. O' Conntrv papers may copy to the amount of 5, and forward bills to G. W. Wiomer, Pittsburgh, Pa. jeJO d&.w3m. CINCINNATI. GLASS, Ac. rXOfin HAW BOXES UkllitibsoS Improve-!) UJJJ WiiEicr. Oven GLASS, assorted SI below. Unit boxes IjxV, 7x11, 11x10, Dull), !II2. 9x13, 9x14. tooo " 10x12, 10x14, 10x15, 10x16, 10x17, 10x18, 10x20, 10x22. 10x24. " 12x14, 12x15, 12x1(1, 12x17, 12x18, 12x20, 12x22. 13x24. " 11x14, Uxia, 11x16, 11x17, 11x18, 11x20, 11x22. 11x24. " 14x111. 1 1x20, lfix20, 111x22, 10x24, 18x24, 30x40. " 16x28, 16x29, 20x22, 20x24, 24x30, 24x36. " Double thick 8x10,10x12,10x16,20x24, to 30x40. No. 2. 8x10. 10x12. 10x14. 10x15.9x12. 1000 000 M0 800 200 300 niso BUUDOZSt ULAS WAKE OSSOrMd, 50 " IS'erve nnd Hone Liniment. 100 Pt nnd hall nt. Flasks, 25 " Qt, S 20 Qt. Bottles. 20 half nnd 1 gall. " 20 Oils. 6s, 12s, 24s, 30s nnd 40s to gal. 20 I.cmon Syruns. 20 Qodftys. 15 PjekteJars. 20 hnll'and 1 gallon Jars. 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation t'rnwn and dnohlo thick glass. Druggist's, PHnt and Green Class Waro, of every description. Orders promptly tilled, of any size or quality of Window Glass or Ulass Ware, at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPEERS, No 12 Columbia St., March 26,1 849.-11 Cincinnati, O. If A KDWAIt K AND CUTLERY WE beg leave to infbrii the Merchants of the Westers country that wo are now receiving in addition to our former strock a very extensive variety ol'Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, Knglisb aud" German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before they make their purchases in otl e.' markets, as we are eonlident that our prices will be fonnj correspondingly low with those of New York and other Kn tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of tho following I riallln'i, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes; Mill and X Cut Saw, j Grass and Grain Scythes; Scythe Sneaths; Sickles; Hay and Manure Forks Haines, Traces, Hoes; Anvils; Shovels nnd Spades; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given tonllor ders entrusted to our care. MF.AD ft WINSTON. March 4. .t-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street. Cincinnati. Fr. SKINNER, (I. ate of New Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency, Commission and Forwarding Mer. chant, de;ds in Butter, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general, No. Ill, F.ast Frontst., near steamboat landing, Cin-cinnati, Ohio. Uel'er to Justus Wright, nnd A. G. Richardson, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati; B. W. Snodgrass St Co., Now Lisbon; Griggit Elliott, Philadelphia) John Smith. New Orleans; S. II. Ross, 1'nrtsinouih; Lawson tt Covode, Wellsville I F.walt and Ccbhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville ; W. C. Scott, St. Louis. sep22 dtf. . ' TdrHE PUBLIC. TT A VINO completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooms, J. X and received our BrsUhlpmentl, consisting of 36 splendid Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teas, wc invite purchas-era and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock winch will be replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodnrt & Dunham. New York, cannot he equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooms, andoc. cupies the whole upper part of the building. Teas put up in nnd pound packages, of betterquallty, in bettor style, and st lower prices than of any of the East, cm packing houses. SMITH &'NIXON, Ugl. N. 10. corner 7th and Walnut sts., Cincinnati. O. RAGS WANTED. We will at all time, ray the highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-sent price is 53,?5 per hundred lbs. NIXON & CO., Paper Manufacturer,, Walnut st , Four doors below Pearl St., Cincinnati. mnrcli6S2 Cin Gaz. INE BRANDIEST 1 15 half Pipes J B Godard Brandy; 15 do Magloty do. 10 do Lafayette do. 20 do Alexandra Signettc do 10 do J. J. Dupuy do. In store and for sale by SOUTHQATK, HAWTHORN & CO. MV '' 24 Columbia st, Cincinnati. s M ALL LUJM P TOBACCO.' 75 boxes Mo. 5 s Tobacco ; 100 do Va. fl's dn : 100 do Mo. 8', do; 60doMo. 12'sdo: 20 do Mo. 16', do ; 150 do Mo. ft do ; 100 do Va. ft do; in store and for sale low bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. march7- 24 Columbia st .Cincinnaf. riATAWDA WINE.-2000 galfonTcatawba Wine y two years old, manufactured by an experienced Vintner' (orsaeby ' SOIITHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., LUIOlsnaU, May 14. 24 Columbia st. MAG LORY BRANDY. Seven lif Pipes Malory Brandy tins ilav received and for sale by SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN A. CO., P'7 Columbia st. T B. GODDARD BRANDY. -ldTfTPieTtb si s superior brandI Champagne Brandy, received nnd for sale bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO., aPil 24 Columbia st. SICILY LfqtOHiCE.-5 cases sldlytlcFLiqW ice in store and for sale by SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORNE & CO Cincinnati, May 14. J24 Columbia st. Bl;RGlPY ORT WINE.-50QTc.F7. Durand' Burgundy Port, now landing and for sale b-SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., "P17 24 Columbia st. QIX TWIST TOBACCO.-100 kegs No7l76TwTTt kj tobacco, our own manufacture, in store, nnd for sale bv SOUTHOATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. ' ftlay 24 Columbia st.. Cinninnnti TJ1CE, TAR, AN II FISH. -- so casus mcc, 200 bids. Tar, 200 do Fish. For sale by KING &. HEFFNEH, 27 Main street, J?"- Cineinnati. QGAR AND 8. II. JWOLASSEfP O SIX) brie. R,fi.H S,r. . M .i a .r?.. , . landing from Belle Isle, and for sale bv ',1U"l"e' Prira8' ilnft I, I l e. Ill'l-iiarnn ,.. i skiiiw ul, niil1 ruled. I incmnatt M IILES. Six very line Mules, sniinhln fn r-.i;i. nia adventurers, may be bad by applying to p0 KING & HEFFNER, 27 J sin st. Cincinnati. RAISINS.-2O0 boxes, 100 j boxes, 100 i boxes, land-ing from John Adams, and for sale by KINO At HEFFNER. Cincinn.tl MOLASSEs.-i,ooo bris Mdawe, l,ndiBJ from m't Islo, and for sale by KING & HEFFNER aP(' 27 Main st Rlhli 1 00 Bi'JSrPiei,to? 50 baK" Ki Coifte7 X UV landing from United States, and for isle by f KING fc HEFFNER, Cincinnati. LEATHER. 100 bundles Uppei and Skirling Leather lust received by KING &. HEFFNER, jg No. 27 Main St., Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar, just received and for sale by "Pb KING 4 HEFFNER. Cmcinoali 7 SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-SS0 hdds. SugaTTfsir snd prime ; 1.200 bbls. Molasses. For sale by KING y HEFFNER, 27 Main street. ""-" Cincinnati, IDfl I K CSS.I.ISO. WILLIAM woon. Alfred won," CONKLItiC, WOOD A CO., MASUFACTURFRS OF Pure White Lead, Chrome Green, Red Lead, Yellow, Litharge, " Rd, ' Putty, Pari, Green. Whiting. Tire dried, Chinese Blue, Paris While, Assorted colored Paints and Cider Vinegar. Xorth side of Court street, East of Broadway. WE have adopted the most approved method, as prac tiscd b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufac'.ur ing White Lead, and will warrant il equal to any manufactured in Ihe I'nited States. Will warrant the quality of each article wc manufactsre, to be as good assny lo be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered at lowest prices on usual time, or discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jaa. 3 lyd&w